Cannes Report
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Cannes: After all the Controversy, Who’ll Win the Palme d’Or?
With no real frontrunner, the field is wide open for Cannes’ top prize
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Cannes: ‘Atmen’ and ‘The Giants’ Win Directors Fortnight Prizes
Austrian film will receive special promotion from Europa Cinemas chain
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Cannes, Day 10: Can We Move Past That Von Trier Mess?
That loudmouth Danish director has hijacked the festival, but some people are still paying attention to movies
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Cannes: ‘Take Shelter’ Wins Critics Week Prize
Jeff Nichols’ psychological thriller was only American film in competition
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Lars Von Trier Responds: ‘I’m Not Mel Gibson’
During Cannes interview, banned director says furor was fanned by French history of “being cruel to the Jews”
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Cannes: Sundance Selects Keeps Buying, Adds ‘Kid With a Bike’
Dardenne brothers’ film is third Cannes competition title to be picked up by distributor
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Cannes Film Festival Bans Lars Von Trier After Nazi Comments, Von Trier Responds
The festival “condemns these comments and declares Lars Von Trier a persona non grata, effective immediately”
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Cannes, Day 9: Kiss That Palme d’Or Goodbye, Lars
As the festival winds down, Cannes-watchers begin summing up — when they’re not appalled by Lars von Trier’s antics
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Watch Lars Von Trier ‘Sympathize With Hitler, a Little’ in Cannes 2011
The Danish filmmaker caused an uproar at the Cannes Film Festival when he made clumsy remarks about Hitler and Nazism | VIDEO
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Cannes Blasts Lars von Trier For Joking About Nazis; Filmmaker Apologizes
Festival condemns “Melancholia” director’s flippant comments about Hitler, Nazis; von Trier says he’s not anti-Semitic
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Cannes Review: ‘Melancholia,’ Baby
Happy endings, insists master provocateur Lars von Trier, have no point in our myths and our movies
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Cannes, Day 8: Robert De Niro’s Jury Duty
An insider offers info on Robert De Niro’s jury … but what films from the marketplace will win the biggest financial prizes?
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Cannes Diary: Stardom and Moonlight
The festival reaches a climax with a pair of huge movie stars — but down by the beach, there’s a show that never stops
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Cannes Reviews: In ‘Le Havre’ and ‘The Beaver,’ It’s a Family Affair
“Le Havre” is one of the true delights of Cannes 2011 – and a stark reminder of how differently American filmmakers approach family problems
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Cannes, Day 7: It’s Not All Malick, You Know
“Tree of Life” may have dominated the last 24 hours, but at the halfway point there’s also a competition going on